Daily Gazette, The (Newspaper) - January 30, 1881, Colorado Springs, Colorado No 766 SPRINGS SUNDAY JANUARY SO LEGISLATIVE DOINGS Bills Proposed and Put in Shape for Consideration Chinese letters are Exciting the Foreign Committee They Propose Treaties be Adopted Stranger Sharon Strite a Peculiar and Foreign Lead Cheap Postal Telegraph System Postponed COLORADO Legislative Doings HOUSE MORNING DENVER January 29 This morning noth ing of importance transpired the time being taken up by first and second readings of bills The citizens of South Park petitioned for a new county following bills here then Kf Mr for the relief of the National bank By Mr King 14 regard to the mining law By Mr to Create the Fifth By provide for the of Indians and skunks The following bills were By Peck to compel toll and companies to keep their roads in By Stricter to establish the county of v Iry in relation to and the erection of buildings By an amendment to section i of chapter 39 entitled and alimony of the genc J laws of Colorado NOON The were introduced and read the By Flowers relating to sinking fund for the of city to amend the law concerning the Outlet of the board of agriculture By to provide a fund for the ment of convention By Garcia to an March conceding ore of stock By Smart for the relief of Grand Ruutt wd Clfr By Hudson to fix the salaries of county judges in various dines of to amend the chapter 55 concerning justices and constables By Coulter to fin chargeable by county i By Valder relating to the of liquor en to amend an relation to be and collection of revenue By Ruwen to Fremont for money expended on A also for an act to submit to the fied electors of the state amendment to tec lion 2 of article 19 of the constitution of Colo rado conceiving amendments By Carpenter an act to into force pio of section 3 of article 19 of the tion lottery and gift The following bills were By Barela to establish the county of Beshoar By DeFrance relating to private ditches manner of their construction By Church to an act th enrollment and of the military o the state S C R on appointing a commission to inves the penitentiary was read the chair nil ing that it must take the regular course o bills requiring the governor's signature Peck took an appeal The decision wi sustained The following bills were introduced an By Barela encourage the destruction o polecats By Neikirk and adjust the for senators and representatives an Ibe raHo for the me Adjourned raptured January police this eve ing arrested several of a gang counterfeiters arid also captured their dies and a quantity of bogus money at house in the bottom The names the counterfeiters cannot be ascertained Th have been counterfeit money for scv months January The democratic caucus seemed to think the house ould adopt the Morgan joint and bus settle the electoral count controversy bey agreed hit the same for onal reappointment should lumg a of commerce rans called the to order and resolution appointing J 1 Drown itch E F Isaac and risber as a to drift of corporations and prepare by laws resolutions ere unanimously adopted After some fur er remarks the following were unanimously Denver is now tbt acknowledged siness centre of an immense region of coun where n targe amount of foreign are consumed and As this uly is soon to become il as near both Atlantic and seaboards it is to St and U is unjust to tax on the region to make its merchants and traders pay eir duties in advance when honded supplied with bonded cars could em facilities for importation enjoyed by other centres Resolved I hat congress is petitioned make Denver a port of entry custom ind and Resolved That the Colorido general assem y be requested to pass a urging pon congress the importance of making er a port of entry The was very and Beeches were made by Governor Evans 1 and others after the enactment i f this tnH the commence the conduction of its t lins within twelve months thereafter eim the titles of Charleston Olm V Cincinnati -SI mil mediate with lU lines within three Mort t Niw VoitK he in which the letter nils us page to-day with in- tended to show Vice eleet wis not born in a me of Cinada The evi goes to disprove his Vermont Open CITY MD January senate adopted the concurrent the congressmen of to open to settlement and to the St Louis and Southern railway Peru's NEW YORK January 29 A dispatch to the World says the Temps publishes the following as the Chilian conditions ot peace i i he sion of to Chili the surrender of the allied fleet and the payment ol an of whereof Peru shall sume and Bolivia Chill to occupy Callao and work the guano copper and mines until payment of the in- is made Yuri ill f y I t nf ilie I eil lien Sr f Ar U the lor i was capture i -in Ih in y a in i el flit there 1 in i ml and a her in Kansas Board af DENVER January 29 meeting was attended fty nearly all the solid mtn fu the p The senate foreign committee will the Chinese treaties favorably BADS At of the house to-day the sub-committee on Eads lip railway reported it back with the section stricken out They their report with the recommendation to In lieu of the omitted section a modified providing for a guarantee interest t four per cent upon fifteen bonds Instead T six per cent at thirty years with as to tests of the canal's capacity ringing the latter up to of tons t is claimed for this modified proposition a majority of the will favor it PONCA The select on the f the met to-day Wm and Walter Allen were by the com- and Jn Tegard to the and evidence which they their published conclusion CHINESE Jit a meeting of the committee on foreign relations to-day Eaton at succeeded in a decided to report back the Chinese favorably without amendment rf Senator Eaton will accordingly report o the senate at its next with on behalf of the committee hat they ate with their present meeting was of course secret -one and the members f the committee are extremely reticent n regard the proceedings but in addition to the statement above given the action which may be relied upon as strictly accurate There is reason to believe bat the proceedings not entirely but that on the contrary the motion to the treaties favorably and without was passed by only one or at most wo majority It is quite certain therefore hat the treaties will give rise to considerable discussion in the that they will have o encounter both criticism and the proposed amendments but with the prestige of the com- report in their favor it may be dently expected that they will obtain definite action at an day without any amendment ELECTORAL VOTES Senator Edmunds submitted a in- the judiciary committee to inquire and its opinion touching the constitutional of votes of any electoral college given president on the day ier costing the of electors in all the states Adopted a 1 RANGER SHARON The Star this evening prints the following news item Senator Sharon rushed out through the senate lobby and seeing Somebody to me in the democratic club where is the democratic It's the democratic cloak room you want Well where is the democratic cloak then asked the senator Senator Sharon has been at the capitol rarely dunng his eight years of icc that he has never got the hang of the place Senator Kirkwood introduced a in the senate yesterday to aid the United States tal Telegraph company of Iowa to extend their operations all over the United sages not o cost over twenty cents for twenty words It also provides rites for postal scr vice in with it Dinner BOSTON January was entertained this evening at a dinner given by tie Merchants of this city and in re- sponse to invitation an address touching upon the refunding operations of the government and the management of the public debt The secretary reviewed the financial operations of the United States from the the government approved the per cent bonds and said it now seemed that in a decade public debt would be reduced to one billion dollars a sum so small that our successors will feel it a very small price for the blessings of the generation that fought during our war He foreshadowed the hidden In the earth which should come forth m the future and drew a glowing picture of the good time coming Racing Matters 30 directors of the Chicago racing to day adopted a programme for rhe meeting during the week ending July 23 Th a the t fur a number of year I pn fiS of to fit ocu are I best time on rec ilk YORK January 29 In the race was obliged to run all the time to keep ou the and was bent and crippled like a man of 70 but plucky and determined He was loudly cheered while running He will stop 570 miles unless pushed hy is much discouraged at losing second but his efforts to beat for third caused great the latter being forced to run for the first time in the walk Howard's aged father walked around the track once trying to persuade bitn to retire but Howard said he would take third place or die for it The crowd is immense About noon Hughes and Krohne ran a breakneck race but Krohne was so much exhausted that he fell into the aims of two attendants and was earned cabin At 2 o'clock oU the Hughes had slept less than three hours since the race began Since midnight he has rested an hour and five minutes SCORE MI I ll u t 1 wl o are r i I u in e iv by their announcements lo tlie early as o clock I Kf i ni 1 IM r Sen lees I I i i IT 1 1 t 11 1 ind 7 JO m Price hive Cents Real state n After Monopolies Nnw YOSK January 39 Within twenty hoOrt of each other the new called the League had a ing night Cooper Institute L E president Among those present Albeit Vint Krohne H Newton F B Thurber Henry George The in welcoming the merchants and present said it the outgrowth of a sentiment against the gigantic monopolies of the day They had pointed executive committee who had pre- pared an address which will be sent to and others in all the towns of the United States rj B on behalf Of lie committee read the address It says The league was established for protection against the of corporations to ad- vocate and support and the rights of the many against in behalf of the few The league will endeavor to secure among others the following specified rules and law compelling transportation companies to base of instead of the new theory enunciated by them what will the traffic bear They will endeavor to obtain laws to prevent pooling and combinations and discrimination against any citizen on public highways nnd not taxing the public to pay dividends on watered stock Stringent laws will be asked for Against bribery including a prohibition of free passes vd YORK January 29 Silver ban no Money easy at strong Stocks closed firm Following are the quotations Western Union 553 533 401 The match ended at 9.27 o'clock when Vint the last roan on the track left it Score Hughes miles and 165 yards Al hert Vint 530 Howard 515 425 The expected to reap a rich harvest will clear less than for The expenses will be great the receipts limited and losses by counterfeit tickets considerable The five men will divide about among them Market January 20 meals strong higher U 65 S R S C J 70 Coffee steady fancy Rio choice Rio iSUto 161 prime Rio good Rio Rio roasting Rio oW lava Singapore Mocha Brace full meeting of colored republicans with the members of the state central republican committee was held to day and an address was adopted endorsing Bruce for a place in the cabinet On Uu Street NEW YORK January the stock board Oregon navigation sold from yesterday's close of 150 up to 167 and closed from too to 104 The gold arrivals since August second at the office were It is that the public debt decrease this month wil 8 to 10 million During week among the notably strong investments was Southern Pacific of California Caae of Rufus futon NEW YORK January argument in the case of Rufus Hatch vs the telegraph companies was concluded to-day and Judge Barrett look the papers his decision BREVITIES 14 T CroiS pastor a 11 In 7 30 j 12 15 l it 1 j 1 I e Rev R W J aB- si tant Service on Morning 1 at II piaynrami s- at 7 30 p in Ushers in attendance SeaU free and stringers cordially at 3 p -n and lecture Friday evening 7 30 o'clock Divine service on all Days the year M at 3 30 p every Sunday at 11 a m every Sunday AND k W Purdue pastor at 11 a m and p ru Sunday school at 9 30 a m Dr W D Marlow superintendent METHODIST W L Slutz pastor Services at 11 n m and 7 p m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Kev Mr Hatch will preach Sunday school at 3 p m CATHOLIC Rev Edward Morning services at 7 and 1015 Sunday school 2.30 p m vespers 7.30 p m beats free and all welcome W G Reeil pastor at 11 a m and 30 p m Sunday School at 3 p m M E CHURCH Osburn pastor Preaching in the school house at 11 a m Service in Colorado City at 3 o'clock M E T L Smith will preach morning and evening J CHRISTIAN both ing and evening by Elder David Husband Sunday school at lo a m FOR SALE LiOR SALE A complete set of parlor nilure upholstered In green Also a bed room set bedstead washstand Apply to E Leonard over Sutton store a 30 set of J furniture comprising marble top bureau with on back marble top wash stand only been in use a few months Price Also several other of -e i 29 Lumber from dollars X per thousand up at new lumber ner Fine's and Nevada avenues m 3 tf few shares in two pros JC ng companies Skillful in field Box P O f 8 tf Apply to Mrs I street of N OTE FOUND For one hundred dollars The simf by proving identity and paying for this notice t FOR RENT house second door from comer of and Tejon Street west side The for WANTED house of six or S Quicksilver Pacific Mail D 4 G Wells Fargo old 228 Union Pacific 122 U P 114 Pacific Ene Ironic bonds 97 Coal Iron Co stock 39 held 90 Hops NEW YORK January 29 Business slowly but steadily increased during the current week markets in instances been characterized hj continued irregularity A healthy feeling the markets and the general opinion prevails that a good trade will be done At the produce exchange business his been wheat stronger barley dull nnd nominally unchanged Provisions of nil kinds although not very nc live lire higher Rio coffee moderately active prices about steady refined not very active but at the close were Merchants 29 scheme miu hy twenty-six Chicago r a line between this cry and the pal points is favorably The Severe earthquake shocks occurred in erland yesterday Three trains between Boston and Portsmouth are stuck in snowdrifts There are 1247 prisons employed in Wash ington inj the census bureau Spain K suffering heavy loss by floods ways in many places arc water A Boston Pa special says the residence of Jacob Hay was burned burned last night with a Heavy ice on the river and bay impedes Nc York ferry travel A molasses laden barge sunk at Pier 4 cut down by ice A Berlin us that two school teachers had been for a personal rent a bouse of eight rooms Enquire of Loi Richardson Denver Grande railway of- fice WANTED A good cook to jo to Glen Eyrie Apply to Mrs Wm Clark nursery gardens all day a 8 tf to pasture Best of feed as hay was not cut the season one mile of town Apply to G S Holmes care Hooker Holmes Co Im Have for Sale bargains in HOUSES DEN and nit in Sums to Snit Buy and Sell County and City Warrants and Secured Notes HOUSES FOB We select the following from Among those recently placed on our books as Neat cottage of 3 rooms on lot ad a ave one block from of new fence around the lot Price of 6 with stable on comer lot N Weber st best location town f New house of 6 rooms on N Weber lent location Price House of 3 rooms on lot ness centre city water Price Very desirable house of 7 rooms on lot facing east N located and a very desirable Price One story kick house of 4 rooms n S Weber st city water Price Neat one story cottage of 5 rooms on S vada aye Price HOUSES Well furnished two house of 7 avenue near Pike's city Per month 50 House of 4 rooms and pantry on N city water Per A nice new house on Weber st in one of the best neighborhoods to about 1st Six t City inter Per 130 Three connecting rooms over dry goods store Very and a superior location for a or Per month 30 Partially furnished bouse of two room on Dale street Per month 115 furnished boose of three rooms scade avenue Per month House of pantry and two on avenue Newly painted City water in the kitchen month unfurnished House of seven rooms on Weber street City to the houset To be A Per month 35 Office on Tejon Street Opposite New 3 TAKE I the to return to my friends and to the public generally for their so liberal patronage to the years that I We done -in their mmst and intend that my house wilt be so kept as to merit a of the I to make some important changes My private dining room will ow be rescued only for ladies and gentlemen with ladies and parties who sHU have one for regular boarders and according to the price on of fare rates and attention will be to families with with n in a tram nooks for were on Change per message drop letter delivery two cents for carrier otid such IIP nooKs lor i fixed by the postmaster general for special de j Ons thousand It wilh fined for ami Jewish agitation BOYS BASK R Rive a and Musical Court On Admission reserved 750 Tickets for at Aiken a 29 if men to work with pick nnd shovel at Glen Eyne wages f l 75 a day Apply to he gardener a 4 tf WANTED One thousand laborers lor D R G extensions Apply to J A D C Dodge Denver or R F Colorado Springs 23 ll LOST pin which was i in on envelope The finder will lewe it at this office JAMKS fire in most companies ON Opposite a 14 tf VANE ft PAINTS HAND Giles CHICAGO AND COLORADO SASH cil ITV JS E C and Vard North Street a 25 6 holy yours W January 1881 We offer a large and well stock of Hous Keeping Goods consisting of TABLE LINENS bleached un- bleached TABLE SPREADS with fancy borders NAPKINS dl patterns and sites white and colored TRAY RED ASKS GERMAN LINEN LINENS FANCY etc a fine line of Foreign and Domestic Quilts at a bargain 23 S St P S It is our intention to make this linen sulea here 11 m elites at this time of the year and ers special Inducements for the next thirty m tf MISS A e Lessons Given in Drawing and Landscape Painting orders In OIL and COLOR oa other on BIJOU ana
